Repairwares Gas Range/Oven Igniter 316489400 316428500 IG94 AP3963540 316428501 5304462661 PS1528534 1197384 7316489400 IG9400 (Flat Style Ignitor)

Perfect replacement igniter for our 20 year old Frigidaire Oven model FGF366ECB.Biggest issue was finding the right part number which has changed 3 times over 20 years.Not a difficult repair if you are comfortable doing this sort of work.The new igniter was received in good condition, wrapped in foam in it's box and placed in a shipping box with filler material to keep it from bouncing around.As others have said the igniter is fragile so don't touch the element during installation.Also getting oils from your hands or other items on the heating element may shorten it's life span.

Was an exact match for Kenmore (Sears) natural gas oven model 790.71373703. Noticed that the old ignitor would glow but sometimes it wouldn't produce enough current to open the natural gas safety valve and allow the gas to flow to the burner tube. The problem was intermit as sometimes the oven would work properly and sometimes it would not. Determined this was the issue by researching on the internet and watching various repair/troubleshooting videos that explained the exact issue I had with my oven.More research found the repair replacement part number and Amazon had it available from a seller. It arrived in 2 days and only took approximately 30-45 minutes to install (again, using the troubleshooting/repair videos I found on-line as a guide).Oven is working very well now and lights much quicker so it makes me think the old ignitor had been going out for years. In fact when the oven was turned on, it would make a "swoosh" sound when it finally would light. Now it's much quieter and does not make that sound with the new ignitor. So if you have a gas oven and it makes that sound when you light it, you may want to consider replacing your ignitor.

Igniter work says advertised. Just plug and play. So far so good no issues.

Arrived in perfect condition. Installed it with no difficulty. Turned on the oven and it immediately began to heat. Yay! Decided to run a full "preheat" cycle. About 10 minutes go by, and then the oven went "vvvrrrrr....ZAP!" And shut down. Fully fried the computer.Ordered a new oven

The igniter is appearance wise and exact replacement the original igniter in the Kenmore stove I was fixing. It fit fine and is working perfectly. HOWEVER the ceramic wire nuts are an awful design. They are all ceramic (without the tapered metal spiral found in most wire nuts) and they are badly sized for the wire gauge that you will be connecting. The ONLY way I could get them to work was by making the stripped wire ends longer than the 1/2" that I typically strip wires for wire nut use, twist the wires together with my fingers, then bend the combined ends back, effectively doubling the combined wire diameter. This still didn't work nearly as well as plastic wire nuts (which you can't use because they might melt). So, good igniter, BAD wire nuts.

My Kenmore gas oven stopped working so I did a quick YouTube search for possible causes. The igniter was the number one cause and after checking mine with a multimeter, it confirmed it wasn't working. I checked the manufacturer site and it was $100 for this OEM part but of course Amazon has after market part for 1/3 the price so figured it was worth a shot. They also delivered it next day which was amazing. These pieces are extremely fragile, they warned me on YouTube of this, so be very careful when handling it. I didn't have any issues when I installed it and total time spent on the repair was about an hour. The only tools I needed were screwdriver and two different size rachets. Highly recommend this if you are a decent DIY person and want to fix your oven for cheap.

Part works perfect, actually seems to work faster than the original ignitor. Wear vinyl gloves when handling the part do not touch with bare hands. Fast shipping.

This is less than 1/4 the price my local appliance store wanted for the Frigidaire branded element for. It has only been in for a few weeks but still working after a few dozen uses.My guess is the people reporting these breaking after one use probably received units with cracks from shipping. My old failing unit had a visible crack and shattered when I put it down on the counter.I was able to start my oven with the door and floor pans off to make sure it worked before reassembly. Not safe or recommended but oh well

Our gas stove igniter quit working, replaced with this one , it was perfect. ( we had a model number to go by, very easy to find the one you need. My husband installed it. Saved us a few hundred dollars.

Exactly as described. Easily installed.